Outstanding, Large Holladay Townhouse
Posted on | January 15, 2010 | No Comments
Price: $399,900
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 3 Full, 1 Half
Garage: 2
Square Feet: 3,024
MLS ID: 933034
Large, Spacious 2 bedroom Condo
Posted on | January 15, 2010 | No Comments
Price: $105,000
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 1 Full
Square Feet: 1,025
MLS ID: 933061
2 bedroom condo in a peaceful community! Open and spacious rooms throughout. Large Master bedroom with plenty of closet space. The condo has new paint and it also has a huge 18′x8′ storage room that is not part of the counted square footage. Washer & Dryer hook-ups for electric or gas. Covered parking is included as well as low HOA dues. The Amenities include clubhouse, pool & tennis court! The HOA Covers: Water, sewer, garbage, pool, clubhouse, snow removal, large storage and exterior bldg insurance. Call Scott today to see this incredible property 801-209-1120
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Sales Graph for 2006 to 2009
Posted on | January 14, 2010 | No Comments
Who says prices have not come down. Sellers need to realistic when pricing thier homes. Our average price continues to come down and we are back to where were were in 2006.
Tags: Data > Home prices > Listing Price > Real Estate > Utah
2009 Salt Lake numbers at a glance!
Posted on | January 12, 2010 | No Comments
Yesterday I went to the Salt Lake Board of Realtors forecast luncheon and here are a few statistics I found. 1) In 2009 only 900 new single family homes were built in Salt Lake county-the lowest level since the 1940’s; while about 9100 existing single family homes were sold. 2) Historical experience suggest housing prices in Salt Lake Country will remain under downward pressure in 2010. 3) Foreclosures are the greatest threat to price increases as foreclosures continue to increase in Utah.
Tags: Foreclosure > Market News > Real Estate > Salt Lake > Salt Lake Real Estate News > Short Sales
Bank Foreclosures still coming.
Posted on | January 8, 2010 | No Comments
Still seeing our share of bank foreclosures. The good news is that banks are easier to deal with then short sales. Short sales are still taking a very long time to get completed and many times the buyers have moved on.
Tags: Foreclosure > Market News > Short Sales > Utah






